previous applications

[wpw114]

where can I view previous applications. What I mean is how can I see applications from the 2012 cycle right now in preparation or the 2013 cycle?

[cedarseoul]

You can view your old apps in PDF form through LSAC, can't you?

[cutecarmel]

You can view your old apps in PDF form through LSAC, can't you?

I think the OP is a new applicant that wants to know what an average law school app looks like.

I did a google search and found one for Cornell.

http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/admiss ... ssible.pdf

Its pretty much the same as the average application you will be filling out. Is that what you were looking for?

[cutecarmel]

where can I view previous applications. What I mean is how can I see applications from the 2012 cycle right now in preparation or the 2013 cycle?

Great question. I went looking myself to get a head start and came up empty.

You can't really get a "head start". I looked it up too before I applied, but its actually more simple than I expected. You just need basic personal information, a resume, and a PS. Some schools require a DS and/or Why X? essays, but you can find out whether the schools you are interested in require them by looking under application requirements in the prospective student section of their websites. I would say the only things that you need to get a head start on are your LORs, PS, and Resume.

Is there something in particular about the application that you two are curious about?